在 英语 中使用 In secondary education 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The ratio of girls to boys in secondary education was 75 per cent in 2007, as compared to 64 per cent in 1990.
CEDAW congratulated Syria on the achievement of parity between girls and boys in secondary education, and UNDAF noted that enrolment in basic education was 98 per cent.
In secondary education, girls show a retention rate which is higher, and repeat and drop-out rates which are lower, than boys.
The most up to date figures available on student participation in secondary education(2003/4) are shown below.
The percentage of females in secondary education was 36.8 percent compared to 63.2 percent for males(gap of 26.4 percent favouring males).
In secondary education measures are being used to support and improve career and professional orientation.
Mr. Warren earned an undergraduate degree in secondary education from Millikin and is an MBA candidate at DePaul University.
Participation in secondary education was close to universal and more than 95 per cent of students progressed to post-secondary education in vocational and academic fields.
In secondary education, urban-rural differences are accentuated largely due to the small number of schools imparting the secondary educational programme in rural areas.
The ratio of girls to boy' s attendance rate in secondary education improved from 0.67 to 0.83 between 1996 and 2006.
Continue its efforts in improving the quality of education at all levels as well as in increasing the student' s enrolment in secondary education(Malaysia);
The enrolment of girls in primary education continued to rise, as did the rate in secondary education but not as fast.
Teaching in the artistic and cultural field is already provided in secondary education through the art baccalaureate taught in lycées.
The increase in secondary education was even more striking than in primary: 31,095 pupils in 1955/56 and 662,222 in 1994/95(see annexed table).
Gender differences in secondary education remain particularly large, and two thirds of countries have not achieved parity in secondary education.
In secondary education, the proportion of girls is 20.6 per cent in public-sector schools and 27.0 per cent in private-sector schools for the lower-secondary years, in 19992000.
The differential between boys and girls in secondary education in the period from 2001 to 2002 was 1.1, and 1.16 in higher education for the same year.
Ratio of girls to boys in Secondary Education- Baseline in 2000 was 0.6, current status as of October 2011 increased to 0.78.
The private primary sector is small in Tunisia(35 schools), but private schools play an important role in secondary education and particularly in vocational training.